Is there a museum specially created for Holmes? Of course, there is one. Here's an example: You can watch this video below and post your commentaries.
Now you could read through this web page and try to describe Holmes' problem with drugs. Please, post your commentaries below.
Are you a good writer? If you are, please write a review of your favourite Holmes's chapter. Tip: go over writing tips first.
This story is about a girl who has lost his father. Then her mother found a new boy and they start to live together.
ReplyDeleteThe girl meets a mysterious boy and she falls in love and they're going to marry. But who is the boy?... and who does he want?...
We think that the story is very interesting because of the intrigue atmosphere in all over the story.
We highly recommend you this book because when you start to read it, you can't stop 'till the end and also you can learn some tricks to solve mysteries.
Leila, Laura, Marta C., Marta E.
In this video we can see Sherlock Holmes's house.There are many things:about his life,his objects of investigation and some statues about his daily matters.
ReplyDeleteThis house os situated in London.
Every day a lot of people visited this place.
This museum has got a shop.
Sherlock Holmes was a fictional character,he is a creation by Arthur Connan Doyle.
Antía,Miriam,Natalia and Jessica
USE OF DRUGS.
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Holmes was an addict of cocaine. He often used a special syringe when he didn’t have any stimulating cases which he keeps in a leather case.
He often used morphine. And he wasn’t a user of opium. The three drugs were legal in the 19th-century in Great Britain.
The doctor Watson didn’t have medical objections to Holmes´ used drugs.
Sherlock Holmes was an addict for drugs.He used to use cocaine when he didn´t have stimulating castes.He had morphine too but he disapproved opium.His friend the doctor Watson didn´t like this because Watson said this was a vice of the detective the doctor though he used to have drugs because he was superior intellent.
ReplyDeleteOUR FAVORITE HOLME'S CHAPTER: A case of identity.
ReplyDeleteThis chapter talks about a doble identity. The protagonist is a man who uses a doble identity for stealing Miss Sutherland's money. He's Mr James Windibank, Miss Sutherland's stepfather.
Mr Windibank to leave unnatened his wife because he didn't want that his step-daugther went to the parties and he didn't want that she married because he lose a lot of money. So, he had disguised and changed his name. His new name was Mr Hosmer Angel.
We recommend you to read this book because it's based on intrige stories and mysterious.
By Leticia and Tatiana.
The following biography was written by Leila:
ReplyDelete"Helena Villar Janeiro was born on 28th September of 1940, in Becerreá. She is married with Xesús Rábade, and they have two children. Her daughter is also a writer.
Helena is Bachelor of Arts and now she is a teacher in Santiago de Compostela. He obtained a lot of titles like Breogán prize in 1990 or Rodríguez Figueirido in 1991.
Her most important stories are: "Gus el gusanillo", "Tras da dorna de Ulises". She wrote poetry like: "Nas hedras da clepsidra" or "Alalás" and novels like: "Ero e o capitán Creonte" or "A cidade de Aldora" She also wrote essays ("Símbolos de Galicia" or short stories like: "Patapau" or "O avó de Pipa"
This review below was written by Leila:
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“The private investigate called John March has visited for his brother, David. He is a wall street executive in a big trouble: he has had an affair with a woman who has knew by the Internet, and now she wants to tell it all.
David wants that John helps him to find her, but she appears dead in the river. This things will change the way of the story.
This book is part of a colection of books which talks about the adventures of the private investigate John March".
Thanks, Leila, for your contribution.
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